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maximusmayhem
Jul 13, 2016Aspirant
Readynas 102 - SMB/AFP Connection Failed
Hello all,
I am having an issue connecting to my NAS via Finder using either AFP (has never worked) or, now, SMB.
I created a new folder for the NAS in order to house an iTunes library & since creating the folder I have been unable to access the NAS via Finder.
I'm really not sure what has happened having failed to change anything of significance in creating the aforementioned folder & I was using the Finder-Connect To Server option until this evening when my mac has determined that it cannot connect to the NAS because 'share does not exist on the server'.
Most peculiar & I must admit to being unable to resolve this issue despite its apparent simplicity.
Any assistance would be appreciated greatly.
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- StephenBGuru - Experienced User
What firmware is the NAS running?
Can you connect to any shares? Or is the new itunes one the only problem?
- maximusmayhemAspirant
It's running the latest firmware I believe (6.5.1), it certainly suggests that the firmware is up to date when I checked.
It's odd, I can't connect through Finder but I'm using XLD to convert my music file format (FLAC to AIFF) & if I go into the NAS through XLD it is fine.
I can't connect to any shares at all.
- StephenBGuru - Experienced User
maximusmayhem wrote:
It's running the latest firmware I believe (6.5.1), it certainly suggests that the firmware is up to date when I checked.
It's odd, I can't connect through Finder but I'm using XLD to convert my music file format (FLAC to AIFF) & if I go into the NAS through XLD it is fine.
I can't connect to any shares at all.
That is odd.
There have been a lot of folks (using Windows PCs) who've had similar issues when accessing shares. Using a local NAS account credential seems to resolve it.
I'm not a mac user, so I can't give specifics. But if there's a way in Finder to use the NAS IP address, specifing "admin" as the username with the NAS admin password, I suggest you try it.
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